The best Holy Moses albums
11 records, ordered by how much they reward a first listen — not by chart position.
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Finished with the Dogs
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1
The New Machine of Liechtenstein
1989
Frenzied riffs and aggressive vocals collide in a relentless exploration of thrash metal's darker themes.
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2
Reborn Dogs
1992
Aggressive thrash metal riffs collide with raw vocals, delivering a visceral experience that channels the chaos of early '90s underground music.
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3
No Matter What's the Cause
1994
A relentless barrage of aggressive riffs and frenetic rhythms pushes the boundaries of thrash metal on this exhilarating album.
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4
Queen of Siam
1986
Fierce thrash metal riffs collide with aggressive vocals, creating a raw and unfiltered sonic assault.
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5
Finished with the Dogs
1987
Relentless thrash riffs collide with aggressive vocals, creating an unyielding sonic assault that defines the genre's raw energy.
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6
Disorder of the Order
2002
Aggressive thrash riffs intertwine with haunting melodies, creating a relentless soundscape of chaos and intensity.
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7
Agony of Death
2008
A relentless barrage of thrash metal riffs intertwines with haunting themes of mental turmoil and existential dread.
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8
Terminal Terror
1991
A relentless barrage of high-speed riffs and aggressive vocals that embody the raw energy of early '90s thrash metal.
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9
Strength Power Will Passion
2005
A relentless barrage of thrash metal riffs interwoven with dynamic melodies and intense lyrical themes reflecting personal and existential struggles.
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10
Too Drunk to Fuck
1993
Raucous thrash riffs collide with raw energy and provocative lyrics, capturing the chaotic spirit of early '90s metal.
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11
World Chaos
1990